CBSE's "Chellam Sir" Meme About Class 12 Results Is Winning The Internet

The hilarious meme used a reference from the web series “The Family Man” to ease the tension.

With the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) expected to release Class 12 results this week, it is not surprising to find parents and students in a state of nervous excitement. While there is a lot riding on the results for students across the country, the Board took the opportunity to ease the tension and spread some cheer through its official Twitter account on Wednesday. It did so by sharing a meme using characters from the popular web series The Family Man. And keeping with the trend, the star of the meme was “Chellam sir”, one of the most popular characters from the second season of the show. Don't be a Minimum G̶u̶y̶ Parent.#StayCalm#StayHopeful#CBSEResults#CBSEcc @BajpayeeManoj@rajndk@Suparn@sharibhashmi@sumankpic.twitter.com/M0WaXGiCib Students: Very tensed about when the results will be declaredMeanwhile CBSE : Thora meme bana leta hu pic.twitter.com/rG90tRsVOV Instead of releasing #CBSEClass10 and #CBSEClass12results#CBSE releasing and making memes ???????? pic.twitter.com/TEaMSqfBmD Students Rn : #cbse#CBSEResults#CBSE10thResult2021#CBSEResult2021#CBSENewspic.twitter.com/EBqnWm91BS Whyyyy god whyyyy ???? pic.twitter.com/PGHiASxC8T Memers be like : pic.twitter.com/xIaB7lDUO0 Samjhe pic.twitter.com/iA7z8ylsGR CBSE making memes before memers do!Because..Modern problems need modern solution :) #CBSEResult#CBSEhttps://t.co/ZIp3WEKqzE The meme features Manoj Bajpayee, who plays the lead character named Srikant Tiwari on the show, making an agitated call to Chellam sir. The caption next to Mr Bajpayee reads, “Sir woh…Atharv ka CBSE result kab ayegaa? (When will Atharv's CBSE results be announced?) I'm too worried.” Atharv is Srikanth's son in the series. To this, Chellam sir, played by Uday Mahesh asks him to be patient. He is depicted as saying, “Don't be a minimum parent Sri, be optimistic. Jald hi ayega. (It will come soon).” Along with the meme, the tweet read, “Don't be a Minimum Guy Parent.”  The caption is a take on the term “minimum guy” that is used in the series by Srikant's boss to pester him to increase his productivity.